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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-08-12
WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT.
A QUEENS woMANHooo.

At the celebration q The Queen's jubilee b,
citizens OF Newport the following poem va
read BY Mrs.. Julia Ward Howe. When Mn
Howe was presented. the great aadienee ~
plauded, agsin and again. Ths poem va
suggested BY . recent incident In the Queen
life:
tn assembled crowd Of subjects wait
The passing Of car OF state
With mounted guard and herald quaint,
With ermined peer and mitred saint
Right royalty the coursers prance.
The sovereign, glistering - the glance
With priceless gems Of every cline,
Moves on with bell and trumpet chime.
Why does the splendid pageant stand
Arrested BY waving hand!
An antic steed with murderous feet
O'erthrows an urchin Of the street.
The Empress Of ~ proud realm
As e'er saw statesman at its helm,
Commands the pause, that she may know
What harm o'ertook that STRIPPING low.
Where dwells the grace that fts 0aeeni
In bearing naughty or serene?
In lofty attitude OF minds
In pOmps that dazzle human kindf
The queenliest action Of that day.
When cheering thousands marked her way,
Wss that which showed how simply GOOD
Was the great Iady's wOmanhoOd.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-08-12
Some Things from Goethe.

Work makes the workman.
Only a master can further art
There is no wisdom save in truth.
Originality challenges originality.
The smallest hair casts its shadow.
Every one must think in his own
way.
Every body can detect an error. but
not lie.
We only acknowledge him who is Of
no use to US.
We do not possess what we do not
understand.
Mannerism is produced BY missing
the ideal.
There are two peaceful powers: JUS
tice and fitness.
Blowing is not playing the flute; you
must use your fingers.
We are only really alive when we en-
Joy the good will Of others
A great mistake: To hold oneself
too high and rate oneself too cheap.
The best result to be derived from
history is the enthusiasm IL kindles.
Unlimited activity Of whatever kind
must at last end in bankruptcy.
II man will perform all that people
require Of him. he must overrate him.
self
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-08-12
THE sHRewo ATTORNEY.

Her name vas Sniggs-it didn't SUIT
Her rich. aesthetic nature,
And 50 she thought she'd have 1t changed
BY scs OF Legislature.
She sought Q limb legal man
With lots OF subtle learning,
And unto him she did ccnfide
Her souls most painful yeaFnin&
He heard her through-he asked her wealth,
He pondered DER her story,
And then he said he would consult
His volumes statutory.
She sighed and rosc-he took her hand
And sudden said: How stupidi
! did forget the precedent
OF 'Hymen VS.. Cupidr"
.Just substitute my name for yours"
The maiden blushed and faltercd-
But In two weeks she took her name
To church and had it altar'd.
-Clsretdnd SxM.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-08-12
WOMEN IN RUSSIA.
The Dent Of Russian Thought Towards the
Emancipation of Women.

The Dent Of Russian Thought Towards the
Emancipation Of Women.
The radical bent of the Russian
mind, or it's leaning toward new and
bold ideas. is shown in other ways than
in the nihilism of the young students
and the ignorant religious sccts among
the common people. One example of
this, borrowed from the last ten or fif-
teen years. is the movement for the
emancipation. or rather the freedom.
of women. The Russians do not like
to Use the word emancipation" in
this regard; they like to say that among
them woman is emancipated, because
the law leaves to her at marriage the
administration of her own fortune. So
they generally speak in Russia of the
''woman question"
The exec ,ses by which it has been
compromised. do not prevent this
movement of female emancipation from
being one of the most interesting and
characteristic phenomena of Russian
society of to-day. In this respect.
Russia is. of all the States of the
continent, that which comes nearest to
the Anglo-Saxon countries. although,
in the two cases. claims which are quite
alike Mt the bottom are shown under
aspects very different. If any rcyolu-
ton should take place hereafter in
laws or social customs, Russia will
be. without doubt, one of the first
countries of the old continent to at
tempt it. Meanwhile she has already
made experiments in the higher educa-
ton of women. some of which might
serve as model to States which think
themselves much furthur advanced.-
Ey Fouike, in WomGn's journal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-08-12

II thought you said she worked for
an Of your"
"Oh, yes. she does; but there amt
no money into Womos's Jour.
nal
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-08-12

Two golden secrets have been ds-
vulged b. q successful gardener.
namely: manage to have u large com
POST heap. ana allow no weeds to go T.
scOl
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-08-12


there was kind of moaning roar, as
if we were at the bottom of a tide as
deep as the stars are high. 1 got to
thinking about old times awaUback, of
one Sunday night just before we were
married. had gone East little sooner
than we expected and mad to wait for
her things to be finished. We went to
church that night. A keen; crisp. still
night it was. when the sleigh-ruuners
squeaked on the snow and the moon
Light traced the shadows of the elms on
the white ground as if they had been
put in in black drawing. The church
was warm and bright and they hadn't
taken down the Christmas greens yet, 50
the air was full of the smell of then-that
spicy. haunting smell. that seems rs if
it came somehow from world before
this. 1t was years since had smelled
it. and sat and listened to the music
and looked at the people, with their
comfortable clothing and faces that
were cheerful. not worn and wriukled
with care and weather Molly was an
awfaliy pretty girl in those days; all
pink and white like an apple blossom.
somehow. And fighting to keep awake
out there in the heart of a Kansas prairie
l got to thinking about her rs she was
then and how she had changed. Skin
the color of tanned leather now, and
that wild. hungry look in her blue eyes
as if they were always staring into the
dark for something that frightened
her. And both her children dead. and
not even a spray of the pine she loved
SO, nor breath of music; nothing but
a dirt floor and log walls that did all
that was expected of them if they kept
the weather out
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-08-12

Molly's Bible verses flashed into my
head; some thing about u ''star in the
East that went before them till it came
and stood over the place where the
young child lay"
Well. wasn't wise man, or l
shouldn't have got in such a fix. l
don't think I'm an irreverent kind of q
fellow, either; a man couldn't live
with Molly many years and be that
Only I was looking for young child.
too, and babics-little ones-always did
seem to me near enough to Heaven to
make that story about the star reason
able enough. Any way. there it was.
meant for me or not, and l followed it.
More than once I fell, but always
got up and went on. was talking to
myself part of the time. hearing my
own voice and thinking it was some
one slse's l lost my sense of time
again, but I kept on doggedly; and
then. suddenly. the light flashed
brighter. whirled about in = wild sort
of way. and went out entirely.
Igave q shout and ran forward. I
thought should die If lost it And
there l was standing on q wide trail,
with a sort Of square. dark shape
standing up in front in the dimness
before me. with light and voices COM
ing out of the ehinks. and somehow,
there was the door. and my hand on
the latch. and in another second-oh!
it was Moliy-Molly with lamp in her
hand. bending over a feeding-box made
into q cradle. with a great armful of
hay and white sheepskin for cover.
and Madison's wife knecling on one
side. and Clayton's wife on the other.
and beyond. with the light flashing in
their great wondering. shining eyes. .
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

Evidence continues to increase a.
to the Importance of Grenada as t;
trading pniat. In n few days Mr.. A.
:. Bell, who has for several wears
been engaged In TIE mercantile busi.
ness at Hardy, viii have moved into
one Of the new brick bulldogs onihe
Peacock Il Powell old corner, hun.
out his sign IA an applicant for ppb.
tic patronage, aud hecome n citizen of
our town. Mr.. Bell is well known,u
r%veryh"fy IN Grenada and adjoining
counties for his high personal stand
ing and unqncs,ioned integrity and
when we say that the acquisition Of
.ucl, n business man 10 ~ city Is of
great Importance, We know ilctssrr.
tion viii he c~orrono!atrd Is every.
hudy who knaws him.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

Col. +. Jcsiy, the boss c0ntractor,is
'apidty pushing towards completion
the new residence of Nv. &. a. Me
lean and the cottage Of Capt. p. ID.
Witty, opposite Capt. IlolIoway's.
All Wiuona needs is a few more mos
# enterprise-ihpre is Il demand fui
houses as fast rs they are buiIt.--Ad
vance.
We are glad 10 note that tie spirit
of enterprise aud Improvement has
struck Il sister city Sc heavily. W,
knew that the building mania whicl
has heen prevalent in Grenada foi
he past twelve months would sool
strike some of oGr n~eighbors Il twent,
'onner, and we are right glad thai
Winona is in luck; and recommend
Col, jesty to those in need of his ser
vices as fully competent and reliable.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

On Monday night last when nearly
every male inhahitnnt OF our city was
On the streets filed with eXcirpmeu,
over the irauicui affair that had inst
occurred. some thief entered the res.
idence Of Capt. w. p. fowler and
finding Mrs. fowler aud her small
children the sole occupants of the
house, helped himself to the captains
overcoml. some valuable iewelry, sii-
yer tableware, and other things, and
left. The screams of the gori lady OF
the house soon brought the npiclihors
to her assistance, tut net until The
thief had ~nuul.y hidden himself and
his ill-got.en gains In the darkness Of
the night.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

For the Information and gratiiica-
ton of many persons in this section,
we publish the following, taken from,
the last iSsuenfthe Winonu Advance
ITO Walter H. Ladd. Grenada: The
long lost boy, Bonnie BGount, was
captured on the borders Of Carroll,
and brought to this office by John ".
Read last Tuesday, for trial. After
Thoroughly Investigating his case W,
decided that he was guilty of pre-
meditattddecamping,' and forthwith,
entered - fine of II dollar and II hall
against him on II subscription.
docket, which he promptly luid.
Having promised lis faithfully that
lie would return home in a few days
and be a better boy, he was reicHsed,
We do not know what the law q
your county is bearing upon sucl
eases, bat we trust you viii give hin
the fall extent whatever ii be-
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

Our popular young friend, Mr.. Chas.
It. U0fIa. with the well know rsi.h.
lishment Of y. Ibt wcnsi,iu d Bros
Memphis. CAME down hast week ,o
visit friends and relatives. Charles
H"tia is Intelligent, industrious and
social. aud altogether II splendid
salesman. and is rapidly gaining The
confidence of his employers. II,
will he pleased to have ANY of our
people call and see him VIXEN in tn,
BluifCiiv.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

Another business enterprise is t.
1e established in Grenada IN u WeeN
u ten days. Mr.. Whit krarney, u,
)Dck Il!il, and WHO is UNIVERSAL,
;nnNu aud esteemed throughout this
,cction, will ia II few duys open !;
i~tsi.cla>- drugstore IN the honsr for
n"lly occupied h, Air. j. ". Roberts
N Depot street. With bis knowledge
# the business, coupled with Tic
p!cnIil mora! and social character
ftle man, we predict magnificent
uccpss for Mr.. Krarney IN this new
%N,rrprisr. For sucl, men to renov'
II city to engage in business, is
'trong piece Of eyidonre that the out
idle world is beginning to realize The
Importance Of Grenada as n CONNER.
'ial centre. VIZ welcome Mr.. krQl.
licy among our business fn"tors.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01
- rltaE0.
CJHeo'

An old physician, retired irum M
i've practice, having had placer msl
by IN East lndia M,'s""S
hr formula OF simple Nfe',"
f4me.ly for the speedy aud pprll'aDrn \,
.urp of Consuniption, Bro,,cIl',,' NJ
tarrh, Asthma, and nll lnr'a, NM
Lung affections. after having %% M
mghly tested its wonderful '" nr.l|
pn wers IN thousands Of cases. n N
i,ls duty to make 1t kho"h m" rpsI|
f.riny fellows. The recipe sem iiiiSl
TO ali who may desire IT, w'ln 0.s m,av
rcctions for preparing ara 'u' 'l,i. 3
~ using. Address, rnhr,Gr ,ss,
per, I'm "T;ty MI
21O Grnrd 81. jersey t'A''"
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

Mr.. w. II. Weller, the contractor,
has just completed the handsome two
story brick building on Depn. street,
Belonging TO Mr.A.W. Lake, Of Mem.
phiS, and it is indeed u valuable nd.
iition ia our city. This building not
only presents a beautiful NpI earanc,
inside and outside, but il ulslnntini
from the foundation to the root, tn,
briril having been made under IT,,
pcrsolai supervision Of this expert
rncel contractor, and each piece %
lumber having passed before hiseNps
Mr.. Weller has done cnn>iAembl.
work In the building line in this cil,
during the past eighteen months, ali
If which has been done in first.clas,
style and in Workmaniike manner.
Mr.. Lake deserves creGi, for his GU
terrrI-iug spirit in assisting in III,
building up Of one Of the handsonesl
towns in the South.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

The Tupelo J"urhYNgs
THhhs, n%smrrchant Of Smi,hvisA1srI.W
state. was closed up n few DAYS agr
under an attachment sworn ont IL,
his father. Jno. 7ubbs. And th,
southern sentinel sarcasticnlly re-.
marks that the old man is .yidcn,I,
81 the opinion that all Tnhbs should
stand on their own bottoms.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01
We had the pleasure of mpetI

We had the pleasure of meeting NJ,
]. NJ. Duncan, Jr,,in tow. during fl,
week, who was home on q yi,,
to his fathers family. He il c,.
Of Grenada's most thorough businev
young men whose home is now i,
the Bluff city. Ha is in the enplo,
Of the l.. n. 0. & T. railroad, and ON,
Of the most efficient young men en-,
played by that company, We wish
him much success,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

|.GE
A private letter just received r..
our esteemed friend and forn,s. wv" ,e
zen, afr. j. Wesley Heath, whos ~ ~
weeks since left for kearu o0nn,'
California, speaks in glowing terra,
of that section of country. Mr., He' m'
is a practical, intelligent man, any NY
expresses himself many times be,,s'
pleased with his new home ,hanl'
anticipated be would be befOra l..
went to see for himself. His Mas
office is Glenyille, in the above nam
ed county.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

Mr.. 7. J. Pnitevent, OF PvarIingta..
This State, has been in our city DIM
ing the holidays visiting rsiat,yesa i
friends. Tommy Poitevent is Gth
nadu hoy by birth, and was raised i
his city, where his friends are plea
iiul, He is the very picture Of god
health, ant, u splendid young man,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

We regret TO %nAnnulcr that MT.
Narccllus Dubard had the misfortune
o lose one Of his children last ra,ur-
10y. lie had lost n only o short
,iru before. A similar misfortune
anne upon Mr.. Duhard just Il yeai
ago, us the following which appeared
The GAZETTE January 2, 1856, viii
,how: with each annual return OF
.'hristmny day comes, to most fa'nl-
les, ,ecollec:inns of the pleasures
which that day has brought diem il,
he past. 70 our friend and citizen
irepada county. Mr., MnrceiiHs Dn-
ard, Ibis day Of merry-m"king VIE
II the wears to c"lne bring sad men,
,fIes Of The death al! his beloved III.
.lnt child, hose demise Oh Friday u.
asst Wupi. cast . shadow ct s:itliiesS
Yer the l,ousehnld Of our worthy cit
iztn.n
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

While business failures have beer
numerous mot Only in Mississippi int
throughout the Stuthem States hn!-
ny the past few months, and Will,
these things have been goiag on ii
around Is. Grenada may con-ratuln',
herself that she has thus far escape,
uuy such financial disaster. Indeed
wr have net heard it predicted der
ing these past several months that +
single business establishment in uuI
city Was ola a lettering financial fuui-
lation, ready to ,oprlc AT tile AZ
proach Of the first little breeze. This.
Afler considering the short cr0rS il!
his section and the unreniilnerativ'
prices at which the uriiler was com
PEELED TO sell his produce, is :. graft
iying reflection, and speaks volunics
IN the praise of Il business classes.
II there be one cause more than an.
other to which we attribute this pleas.
ant state q affairs, ii is that our PEG.
/ pie have been 50 severely and thor
uuglliy tested in the years gone by
that no matter in W hat business they
engage, or in what enterprise they
invest their money, they do ST viii
their eyes wide open, fortified Oh al
sides against the possibility of i
shrinkage.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

Thousands of children arc saved
from disease and death every yearly
the timely use Of Shriner's Indian
vermifuge,tl,e popular remedy. Only
Is cents a bottle. For sale by Hughes
4 Nance.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

Our generally quiet little city was
thrown into & fever Of excitement on
Monday evening last about 7 O'Clock,
by the report Of five pistol shots III
ranid succession,o ON the public square
Everybody rushed forward to learn
the cnuse Of this unusQal disturbance,
and we in common with the masses
who thronged the sidewalk on the
south side of the square soon heard
the startling news that Mr.. George
Gardner had shot Mr., J. w. Delhent.
The sad intelligence spread like wild
fire, and soon the street was one s"l'd
mass of moving creatures. 10 our
inquiries we were told that Mr.Gard~
ner began firing upon Mr.. Dement,
when about opposite |. Vile d cos.
store; that five shots were fired, three
of which found lodament in the body
of Mr.. Denlent~-one in the back, one
in the lleshy part of the left leg, and
one in the right arin that MI. De
snent walked into Thomas Brothers
store and died within twenty min.
utes after he was shot; that Mr.. Ben.
peete was walking beside Mr.. De,
nlent when the shooting began ana
that the person who did the shooting
cook to his heels Immediately there
after aud WAS soon hid in Il mantle OF
darkness. The police force arrived
IN the meantime, but too late how.
we to capture the nan who did tht
shooting. AS soon as arrangements
could be perfected Sheriff Juuos, nc
,umpauipd by one or t"o citizens,
started in pursuit Of the criminal,
Que oi the sllnt lodged in the hrtr
board o, Mr.. Bishops window, AL"
mother went through the edge Of tht
HlaSs, through ~ clock aud Ii;to Tx
~-itoW-ca>p, where ii did considerable
ianlngp to /, hnx of bracelets belong
ing to Mr.. Bishop. This FAD affair is
LruatIy regretted by all OR good lto-
ylp, but ii cannot he helped HOW,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

The Christmas Trees on Friday and
Saturday nights OF last week forlha
amusement Of the children o. thela]
tious Sunday scl!nu!s, were Gd|
enjoyable Affairs and largely attend
ed. The trees were WtiI |Nfrangti|
he presents ncnniiiHI and ~yAIualtl
md III many Instances costly,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01
uurrbTnE SHOE rlNCHEs,

There has bpen entirely too mnch
.tnadyinr' 10 some Of lie iittih Din
ciais in the counties hy some 81 the
little county newspapers. lsi't IL
about time 10 put n stnp tosuch busi-
ness, even II you do loae an occasional
lobe The lax payers will generally
sustain the paper and they will make
o Ivy it ii the long :un.-GreGada
sentinel, Dec. II.
The above, taken In connection
with other cuts in this copy OF the
Sentinel, smaclls sharply to us OF
sour grapes.' Now, Bro. Buck, own
Up like a little man, and tell US, we're
you not an applicant for the ppbilr
printing of Grenada county, nnd
lidn't the GAZETTE beat you" And
wouldn't these same m~uch-ahtlsed
and extravagant fellows have been
he best fellows in tie world If they
bad given you the public printing.
Dear Bro, we know how it is. 1t Is
,wiGgnltogethtr who gets the'grapes
rs to Whether they are sour or not
CaYrollton Conservative, Dec. Is.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

" was nur pleasure TO meet on our
streets this week That desc, vpdly non.
n'ar Young gentleman, Mr.. Armis.
'ehd Iowres. of Tickens, who WINS N,
on n visit to his friends and relative.
IN THIS city. He Is one Of those genial
young me whom We ore always
glad to meet.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01
NntiCc To Cnntrac1ors.

The Hon, Board of snperyisMyd
Grenada County, Miss, will, at ttel
january term, 1857, on the first d,
If said term, receive bids for the hi,
of the county prisoners. the Board n,
serving the right to reject any and ali
bids made. l.. r. TURNER,
elk. of Board of Supervisor,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

The Grenada Oil Il Compress Com.
psny is paying ten cents per bushel
for cotton seed, or Ons hundred HIS.
Of cotton seed meal for Two hundred
lbs, OF seed,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

The Grenada Oil 4 Compress Com
pany Il paying locts. per bushel for
cotton seed, or 100 pounds cotton seed
meal for 200 pounds of seed.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

Christmas day IN Grenada passe'
III Nillmut any demonstrations o
u~ntlsuaI Interest, save that there WHE
perhaps less drinking and drunken.
,e&s than WE ever Witnessed OF Tho
,trpgts Oi ist.s cily ON Il similar h"l!-
iay. White it is true that t!,ere Mer'
: few persons " hU had taken u li'ti,
90 much rgg-ncgg, there was IL
disturbances Of titvrgace, Sn!He llai
oAeil ru!urvl me- engaged in t
wrestling match nn nne OF the rr!nri
mI streets, each 81 MInm had aboaI,
just about liquor enough to hit th'
ground easy. and their truliring wa
.or ~n1u time enjoyed by u larg
.rUWl Of hy-tandcrs. This fun VA
inHily broken lp by the boys throw
.ng "uuull fire crackers among tn,
wrestIprs. From that tine uuliI IHl'
It night the small 10y An,. his iir,
CRACKERS and Roman %rurtt!rs held tul
sway in the s~'reetA; aud after eitl,l
tN,e contents OF his packrt-uook or hi,
supply Of cont tih!es had been rN'
nuusted. everything retired to rest,t'
wake on the following morn with al
things around q,tiet and serene.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

T,ln london Theatre Go. has bel|
laying Mt Mullins Hall eacl even
~ this week to fairaHd appfrcia'ia
uuiiences. We regret tia, bushes
ans made it impossible for Us 10 d
lut to see this company. Tie NEaIa
-Itak In HIGH praise Of the Igorp
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

We had a very pleasant call Friday
morning from Messrs. Adair and
Peavy. of Walden. Mr.. Adair Ia the
editor and publisher of the journal.
and Nr. Pesvy Is n Of Vaiden's
best citizens and most prosperous
young merchants.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

The Grenada OH ana Compress Co,
is paying len cents per buslIeI loi
cotton seed, or 100 pounds of cotton
seed meal for 200 pound" of seed.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

Our popular young friend, Nr'sH|
Vile, made n short visit to S'aTsYi.|
md Columbus last week, returning
nome Tuesday. He reports having
lad q very pleasant time While y
those classic cities.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

Persons desiring tirst-cIass board in
private family can be accommodated
bv calling on Mrs. NJ. \. Beail, oppo-
site the Waithall House.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-01-01

Messrs. Leigh Il Jones have moved
into their new quarters on Depot
street, where they may be found by
their friends and customers.